So how will this lunar eclipse live up to its names?
Leo-Aquarius total Lunar Eclipse, January 20-21, 2019
This Leo total Lunar Eclipse occurs on January 20 th at 9:16pm PST and on January 21 st at 12:16am EST/ 5:16am GMT.
Leo is the sign not only of individuation but of creative self-expression, fun and play, children and lovers. All the things that make life worthwhile. Aquarius is the sign of collective consciousness which is transforming out of patriarchy into partnership. 2020's Winter Solstice conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn a t this same degree in Aquarius will mark a real shift in collective consciousness.
The Sabian symbol for the Moon at 1* Leo is : Blood rushes to a man's head as his vital energies are mobilized under the spur of desire. This indicates a need to be innovative and pioneering. Something has shifted and we become more vital and alive as new ideas come into play. It's time to dream of something more.
The Sabian symbol for the Sun at 1* Aquarius: An old a dobe M ission in California. This symbol is such a mixed metaphor. The adobe Mission is a symbol of a guiding spiritual ideal that was made concrete. But at what price? The Catholic missionaries took away the Native Americans own way of being in connection to the spirit in nature . Objectively, this symbol shows a great concern for humanity which calls for people to step into leadership positions. With Aquarius, we need to l ook beyond the bounds of what has been established and discover new ideas and techniques to re connect to Spirit .
The Sabian symbol for the total solar eclipse that began this series in August 2017 at 29* Leo: A mermaid emerges from the ocean waves ready for rebirth in human form. This Mermaid symbolizes the longings of the heart, the rejected knowing of the heart which is now coming to the forefront of consciousness. That is why mermaids and sirens are known for their singing -- they sing the longing of our hearts. Hopefully w e are becoming open-hearted and finally listening to our heart's hope.
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